Progressive Republicans Win Concession on Cotton Schedule
The finance committee removed rubbers from the cotton schedule, delaying a duty on cotton goods. The senate completed the cotton schedule in a night session lasting until 10:08. Hosiery duties were cut about twenty cents per four dozen, as the Dingtey setae were restored. Woolen schedule to be considered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbs
Finance Committee
Senate
Fee splitting called graft by doctors at A M A meet
Atlantic City June 7. Dr E G Edwards of Las Animas Colorado denounced commissions paid by specialists to general practitioners as pure graft. He criticized doctors who split high fees and blamed local physicians when patients die. Officers elected include President James H McBride Pasadena and secretary Charles MacIntyre Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
E. G. Edwards
Las Junta
Col
American Academy of Medicine
Edwards
Ruth Webster Lathrop
Philadelphia
H. W. Loeb
St. Bouts
Charles MaclIntyre
Easton
Alexander R. Craig
Murderer Mohrle killed in St Louis court clash
Fred Mohrle, who killed Constable Sam Young in North St Louis weeks earlier, was assassinated in the corridor of the criminal court building. William Kane, former Young deputy, shot him as he was led to court for the Young killing, a culmination of a bitter political feud. Mohrle had claimed threats from a gang but did not reveal names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fred Mehrle
Sam Young
North St. Louis
Criminal Court
William Kane
Young
Mohrle
Bankers Charged With Embezzling in Lewiston
Warrants issued by a United States commissioner charge Clarence Robinet former bookkeeper and J T Chapman ex-assistant cashier of the Lewiston National Bank with embezzling totals 137000 dollars Robinet allegedly took 91375 and Chapman 45625 Chapman held on 5000 bond Robinet to arrive from the East for preliminary hearing set June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
United States
Clarence Robinet
J. T. Chapman
Lewiston National Bank
Robinet
Chapman
Cured in One Month by Cuticura Remedies
A 77 year old man recalls a fall leading to erysipelas and a six month eczema ordeal. He describes severe itching, sleepless nights, and eventual relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for a month. He credits the products with a complete cure and hair retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harrison Smith
R.F.D
Mt. Kisco
School Board Ends Year With Budgets And Beachhead Projects
The board reviewed expenditures for 1910, reporting $1.25 million in total spending, up from $1.164 million in 1909. They approved bond totals and listed costs for several new or existing school facilities. Additional items covered include playground plans, salary adjustments, forge workshop funding, and employee leave requests for European travel and deaf school visits.
Fires devastate towns with multi‑home losses near half a million
A string of fires across Presque Isle Maine Louisville Kentucky and Nome North Dakota caused extensive damage. In Presque Isle a northeasterly section including a church hall two storehouses and railroad facilities burned. losses around 300000. In Louisville a hardware warehouse of B F Avery & Sons suffered 75000 in damage though the plant remained in operation. In Nome Nome town suffered destruction of much of the village with about 75000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
Congregational Church
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Louisville
B. F. Avery & Sons
Fire Department
Taft Spurs Action on Wright Medal Delays
President Taft used the long distance line to press a federal bureau to speed medals honoring Orville and Wilbur Wright for June 17. Representative Cox, from Dayton, questioned General Allen, chief of the signal corps, about medal production. Landis of the Philadelphia mint reported ruined dies, but Taft and Cox urged timely completion and connected with Landis to demand earlier readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Taft
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Representative Cox
Dayton O
James Allen
Signal Corps
Allen
Landis
Philadelphia
Cox
White House
Aft
Last Weekly Standing for The Study of Contestants
The piece lists top vote increases for the week ending June 5, 1909, naming five leading candidates with addresses in Latonia Newport Greenville and city areas. It notes a potential award check for the party certifying the greatest ballots and lists several nominators and endorsers for each candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Joyce Evans
St. James Avenue
Lillian Gaffga
Nixon Street
City
Patience J. Hussey
West Seventh Street
Rosalie E. Schmitz
Carlisle
Mound Streets
Olivia Mason Glenn
Glenn
Southern Avenues
Latonia
VOTE BALLOTS REPORTED BY WARD AND ADDRESS LISTS
The document lists total ballots received by ward as of 8 A M on Monday June 7 1909 with extensive names and addresses of voters across wards 1 through 24 including Hyde Park Evanston Madisonville Pleasant Ridge and Cincinnati areas. It includes many individuals such as Miss Clara Dauman Miss Alice Fehl Miss Mabel Joyce Evans Miss Nellie Budd and Miss May E Pickard with ward allocations and district details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Carter Surdo
Clara Dauman
Edroad Wards Road
Hyde Park
Alice Fehl
Linwood
Amelia M. ‘Wagner
Taylor Avenue
Ohio voter lists and addresses across multiple townships
A fragmented roster lists names and addresses across Hamilton County Ohio townships and nearby areas. Included are Miss Emma McKinney of Lockland, Miss Louise Hoffmann of Cheviot, and others with street addresses in Cincinnati area towns and surrounding counties. The document compiles residents, towns, and counties in a public notice style roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ass
Montgomery
Camp Dennison
Madeira
Tower Hill
Columbia
Symmes
Sylamore Townships
Local residents listed with addresses in multiple Ohio counties
A fragmented roll lists numerous individuals by name and street address across several counties including Allen, Darke, Mercer, Shelby, Van Wert, Putnam, Hardin, Union, Logan, Marion, Delaware, Auglaize, and Paulding. The entries show specific streets in Lima, Kenton, Bellefontaine, Marion, Columbus Grove, St Marys, and other towns, reflecting a registry or notice page with multiple personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras City
Darke
J. Clare Rueke
Gréenville
Hallie Inger
Greenville
Mos
Mercer
Shelby
van Wert
Alien
A Eee
Edith Gohmiat
St. Marys
Aneta Ovat
Leona Young
Coting
Mercer County
Clara Beck
Lima
Allen County
Logan
Union
Delaware
Hardin
Marion
Paulding
Putnam Counties
Lena
Buttermore
Leipsic
Putnam County
Edith Kemper
DeGraff
Clara Hecker
South Main Street
Marion County
Logan County
Mepe Hae
Ottawa
Putnam
Caginessie Cove
North High
Nona~ Kennedy
Indiana Counties Listed with Numerous Residents Names
A garbled Indiana listing enumerates several counties and numerous resident names and addresses. Fragmentary entries include Mrs Minnie C Waring 546 South 4 296 Miss Rosa Meyer Batesville Rip Town Jackson County and various other individuals tied to Jefferson, Dearborn, Bartholomew, Franklin, Union, Delaware, Madison, Wells, Adams, Jay, Randolph, and surrounding counties.
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Minnie C. Waring
South
Rosa Meyer
Batesville
Riptown
Jackson County
Jefferson
Bula Trembly
Washington
Shelby
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Decatur
Wayne
Fayette
Union
Clair
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County
Ley County
Lilla M. Vermjiya
Browns
Frances Morton Brossert
East Second Street
Madison
Bartholomew County
Franklin
Laura Murphy
College Cormer
Union County
Opal Highley
Liberty
Tislot
Coun
Wells
Adams
Jay
Randolph
Delaware
Ruth Richey
Muncie
Dela- Weare
Coouuniquiet Weoetm Torent Eyes
Marie Northiane
Ae City
Randolph County
Martha K. Hotharmel
Weet Central Street
Bluffton
Wells County
Lilah Lachot
Monroe Street
Adams County
Names and addresses listed in Kentucky county records
A fragmented OCR list records numerous Misses and Mrs. holders in Trimble Carroll Gallatin Boone Grant Pendleton counties and surrounding areas. It cites many individuals with addresses across Covington Latonia Newport Erlanger Southgate Dayton and Campbell County, noting county exclusions and city limits where applicable.
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Muriel Kelley
Pike Street
Latonia
Kenton County
J. B. Reiter
E. &. Morrison
R. Elliston
First National Bank
J. H. Kruse
Bavarian Brewing Company
Kentucky
Hallie Klinger
Greenville
Darke County
C. M. Weigenbarger
Overton Street
A. M. Larkin
Monroe
Newport
Trimble
Carroll
Gallatin
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Mealie Myrtle Miller
Bigbone
Boone County
Bessie Simpson
Williamstown
Grant County
City of
Covington
Rose Bokejohn
West Eighth Street
Clara Rennebarth
Greenup Street
Anna Wirth
West Wighth. Street
Lena Geyler
Main Street
S. A. Henderson
Scott Dulcooc Hel Sles
Ieate Cossins
Cecilia Rathman
Main
Eerie
Teenie Plete
Olivia Mason Glenn
Glenn and
Southern Avenues
Rena Pierce
Park Ave
Bertha A. Bentier
Erlanger
Latémie
Campbell County
Gertrude Coleman
Elsie White
Sn Ae Nue
Dayton
Frances Schafstall
Beevers
Eddy Reassures She Is Alive in Public Statement
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy privately dictates a statement denying claims she is dead or incapacitated. She confirms she exists in the flesh, seen by household members and appointed visitors, and cites Christian Science as central. Church heads escorted twelve reporters through her private rooms as they attempted a closer view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Mary G. Baker Eddy
Della M. Gilbert
Brooklyn
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Funston in revolver duel at Fort Leavenworth
Brigadier General Frederick Funston commander of army service schools at Fort Leavenworth fought a burglar in his quarters early today. The intruder fled after Funston fired three shots and was unharmed. The general, awakened from sleep, reached under his pillow for a revolver as the closet door opened.
Buckets Shop War Continues as Prosecutor Targets Landlords
Prosecutor Hunt vows no let up against bucket shops after raids. Notices go to premises owners warning fines of 600 to 1000 dollars for allowing bucket shops. If landlords fail to remove tenants, raids will resume and evidence from raids will be shared with other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Consolidated Stock and Grain Company
Taft Wins Golf Match at Chevy Chase
President Taft and General Edwards defeated Senator Bourne and Captain Butt on the Chevy Chase course. Taft posted the lowest score, winning the match 5 up as they returned to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
C. R. Edwards
Senator Bourne
Captain Butt
Chevy Chase
White House
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Colorado
Constable
Dead Man
William H. Vogel
Will
C. M. Ullrich
F. H. Ball
Julia C. Bothwell
Pollak
Emil Pollak
Committee On Funds and Claims
Clifton
Evanston
Central Fairmount
Avondale School
Westwood School
Gordon Engineering Company
Hughes
Bernard Tiller
Kirby Road School
Aufderheide
Tiller
Committee On
Corry
Meltzer
Friedlein
Harper and Tischbein
Miss Walsh
Jackson School
Woodward High School
Dyer
Elsa Mueller
Linwood School
Europe
Virginia A. Osborn
Linton Park
Sinton Park
Jackson
Fourteenth District
Public Schools Athletic League
Maine
North Dakota
Louisville Shop
Valley City
N. D
Nome
Wright
Mint
the Commercial Tribune
Europa
P. O
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Hofmann
Gilbert Avenue
Nassau Street
Mary D. Woolley
Ingleside Avenue
Marie L. Beckett
Clarion Avenue
Dena Klein
Martin Bev Cru
Nellie Budd
Johanna Reichel
Thirteenth
Walnut Streets
Louise C. Cline
Bremen Street
Louise Weisbrod
Clittom Avenue
May E. Pickard
Gilman
Pda
Elsa Finch
Nelson Ave
Univil Dco
Dane Aeierege
Elizabeth Gerhard
Bethesda Hospital
Emma L. Sander
West St. Clair Street
Nixon
Cherryville
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Wyoming
Park Place
Woodlawn
Glendale
Crestone
Springdale
Mount Airy
Mount Healthy
College Hill
Emma Hack
Madisonville
Roy L. Price
Peabody Avenue
Olive Parrott
Deer Park
Madge R. Jewett
Newtown
Anderson Township
Sycamore Township
Cleves
North Bend
eAdueston
Fern
Nellie Davies
Addyston
Essie Hildebrand
Miami
Bank
Home City
Mount Washington
Delhi
Gene
Atess
Fannie F. Senour
H. L
Clermont
Brown
Edna K. Spear
Branch Hill
Clermont County
C. A. Reed
New Richmond
City of Mammutod
Butler Coun
Nelle Brock
South Fourth Street
Emma B. Ruhe
Park Avenue
Butler County
City of Hamilton
Emma Gampier
Baymiller Street
John H. Loebicker
Wade Buvcsogy
Orescoe Ee
Ward
Carlisle and
Mound Street
Wad
Katherine Farrell
GarfielGe
Lillie Bishop
West Letertyt Guneeh
Carrie Wuebbling
Price Avenue
Harry J. Schmidt
McPherson Avenue
Price Hill
Wapi
Lillian Douglass
Oxford
Anna Todd
Trenton
Julia L. ee ee Ches _ pel SOhlee
Warren
Clinton
Highland
Jennie Stibbs
Lebanon
Wary
Mayme Guthrie
Leesburg
Highland County
Lydia M. Sewell Cashman
Martinsville
Clinton County
Scioto
Pike, Ross and Jackson
Alice IX. Bertsch
Main , Street
Ixathryn Williams
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Jennie Warner
Douglas Avenue
Chillicothe
Ross County
Galila
Lawrence
Meigs
Athens
Hocking and Vinton Coun
Augusta M. Stamm
Cheviot Avenue
Anna Wintzinger
Queen City Avenue
Jessie Dell
Pulte Streets
Owata
James E. Bradford
Elmore Street
Hamilton County
Neil Charlotte McLean
Ath Cosa Acron BC Olayal
Lottie Taylor
North hKenova
Mabel Hite
Lancaster Bireet
McArthur
Niltee Oreo
Dale Alexander
Third Avenue
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Petey A.ce
May Shafer
Mendenhall
Mary Dreher
North Water Street
Miamisburg
Annetta Lachner
East Linden Avenue
Hila Grace Gebhart
Floryence Flats
Nettie J. Ellis
Miami, Darke
Champaign Counties
Alice Williams
Ithaca
Margaret Ewes Arcanum
County
Cotta Weaver
Plum
Indiana
Dearborn Counties
Mao
Eddy
Denemal Fungton
Man
Canada
Board of Trade
Klausman
Louis Foster
Samuel Foster
Hiram M. Rulison
Bramwel
George H. Stapely
Harry Furst
John A. Payne
Ed R. Bryson
Henry Warren
Joseph E. Chuck
Robert C. Losey
George Bennett
William Littleford
Losey
Bennett
Walter Fisher
Newton
Bramwell
Fricke
Lawrence Ware
Man Slaughter
Pauline Adams
Bernard Strassburger
Barbara Strassburger
Birs. Strassburger
Cincinnati Waterworks
coOue Pors
Race Street
Stetson
Bellevue Streets
Mamie Strassburger
Joseph Strassburger
Peete Street
Francis Nickel
Hace Street
Nicholas Strassburger
Louis Strassburger
Green Street
Polaeh
Nicholas Strassaburger
Ludwina Plummer
Chestnut Street
Eloisa Miller
Dayton Street
Anna Maria Hartke
John Henry Hartke
Bilder Street
Easant and
Henry Streets
Katherine Hemplemann
Kemper
John George Hartke
Common Pleas Court
Nina R. Pugh
Addison Betts
Cushing
Thorne Baker
C. B. Wilby
Samuel Hammel
Ellen Dearwester
Howard
International Ma Company
Saidian
Maxwell & A Cae
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Qadly
Ernst & Cassatt
Caldwell
Edward Summers
Silk & Scully
John W. Wolfe
Plainff
Henry G. Frost
Daniel Hawkins
The
Traction Company
Superior Court
John Green
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Eastern Avenue
J. W. Helmigman
Walter L. Benson
Samuel N. Hansen
Chicago
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Dela Olden
Harry Olden
Della Fahnestoch
Ludlow Street
Edwin J. Franks
Louis Lederhaus
Cora Lederhaus
L. W. Irewin
Woodmansee
Ada Jones
Frank B. Jones
James Terrill
Wilson
Toial
Warner
Attasnney
Eugene C. Pooley
Frank A. Feldhaus
United States Court
Dayton Hydraulic Machinery Company
Kerr Turbine Company
Wellsville
N. Y
Kerr Machinery Company
Edward R. Kirby
O. Ozias
R. H. Lee
W. J. Patterson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Erie Railway Company
Westinghouse Company
Toledo, Port Clinton
Howe Company
Coffields
Howe
Harry E. French
Joan Lams
Court of Appeals
L Steward
Charles Dondero
Stewart
Poe
Dan Everson
Park Laundry Company
Fels Fiour Company
Third
Bay- Miller Streets
Matthew Nelson
W. McGrew
Munro Hotel
Thomas Fannerty
West Court Street
Riley
Altis Thomas
Court Street
Whiting Manufacturing Co
Duhme Jewelry Co
Johnson & Levy
Silverman, Kohn & Wallenstein
Johnson
Levy
Under Bros
Uhme Jewelry Co
Della Olden
Harryden
Edwin J. Frank
Jack M. Goodwin
Remington TS
Squire Smei+s
L. W. Irwin
Frank J. Lange
Anna Herning
H.C. Bush
Louis C. Cordese
S. Utha A. James
Cincinardi
Georgetown & Portsmouth
R. R Co
Gamagesa
Outcast & Hickenlooper
J. W. Heintzman
Jacob Baum
James McKinney
Perkes
James Wilson
Eugene C Potters
Buna Pest
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